Greybeards beware: Hair dye for blokes outfit Just For Men served trojan Malware writers have penetrated the website of hair-dye-for-greying-blokes outfit Just For Men, foisting a password-stealing trojan at visitors, Malwarebytes researcher Jerome Segura says. Attackers are using the RIG exploit kit, which recently dethroned Neutrino as the most popular of the off-the-shelf crime kits that make …
I am going slowly grey, but will welcome it, as it will finally make me look closer to my real age.
<smug>Still have a full head of hair that is naturally mostly it's original colour with the odd grey one mixed in, at closer to 60 than 50</smug>.
My daughter is getting married shortly, and I've been told I look younger than her fiancee, even though I'm 27 years older! The wedding photos are going to look strange.
"I absolutely do NOT want to look like the cliche bloke with haggard old face and jet black hair."
That's the greatest mistake that people who dye their hair make; they go for the colour of their youth. In so far as it is possible to be natural looking, the best thing to do is to always go one or shades lighter than the natural hair colour otherwise it looks like a furry mammal has climbed up on to your head and has gone to sleep there.
You are part of the el-reg's intended audience. So am I (one day, on one of my holidays, someone will call animal control that there is a stray silverback on the loose).
You are not part of "Just For Men" intended audience - that is 3 floors up, sales and marketing and the floor above them with the boardroom.
May they go out of business and die of cancer. I used their product on my hair once, my entire face bled out of the pours, it was painful like being on fire. The scabs looked bad for a week. This is a COMMON occurrence and pictures can be found of people hospitalized for this. I posted my pics of this on facebook and tagged them, they had them removed... I hope they all burn to death. Good job hackers.
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